Hello everyone Why isn't such an elevator designed in the Melectronics stores, especially now that energy saving is becoming an issue? This way, very energy-efficient appliances could be displayed there and customers could be motivated to take the problem into their own hands. Greetings Devon Brunner
Hello everyone Why isn't such an elevator designed in the Melectronics stores, especially now that energy saving is becoming an issue? This way, very energy-efficient appliances could be displayed there and customers could be motivated to take the problem into their own hands. Greetings Devon Brunner
Hello Devon_Brunner Using sustainable and energy-efficient appliances is a top priority for melectronics. In connection with the energy labels on appliances, it should be noted that new energy classes have been introduced - with the aim of promoting innovation in the area of energy efficiency. Previous categories such as A+++, A++ and A+ no longer exist. In the past, these categories were expanded as appliances became more and more efficient. A uniform efficiency scale from A to G is now used. The top efficiency class A will initially remain free, as it is expected that very few products will fall into this class at the start of the introduction. As a result, appliances in class A+++ will now be classified as B or C. However, this does not mean that they are less efficient. They are simply given a new class and at the same time there is the potential for even more efficient appliances. It is important to Melectronics to offer energy-efficient appliances that take current conditions into account. You can find more information on this topic here: https://www.melectronics.ch/de/cp/energielabels/sorglos-einkaufen/neue-energielabels-fur-elektrogeraete-das-mussen-sie-wissen. Best regards, Melanie
Hello Devon_Brunner Using sustainable and energy-efficient appliances is a top priority for melectronics. In connection with the energy labels on appliances, it should be noted that new energy classes have been introduced - with the aim of promoting innovation in the area of energy efficiency. Previous categories such as A+++, A++ and A+ no longer exist. In the past, these categories were expanded as appliances became more and more efficient. A uniform efficiency scale from A to G is now used. The top efficiency class A will initially remain free, as it is expected that very few products will fall into this class at the start of the introduction. As a result, appliances in class A+++ will now be classified as B or C. However, this does not mean that they are less efficient. They are simply given a new class and at the same time there is the potential for even more efficient appliances. It is important to Melectronics to offer energy-efficient appliances that take current conditions into account. You can find more information on this topic here: https://www.melectronics.ch/de/cp/energielabels/sorglos-einkaufen/neue-energielabels-fur-elektrogeraete-das-mussen-sie-wissen. Best regards, Melanie
